Meridian 1.3.3-1

Changed theme switch-back rules cPanel accounts that you create on Meridian, and that have never had Jupiter access, can no longer switch back to Jupiter themselves. We removed the Switch Back to Jupiter option from WHM’s Feature Manager interface (WHM » Home » Packages » Feature Manager). An administrator can still change such an account’s theme directly, such as through WHM’s Modify an Account interface, a package change, or the API. Doing so permanently allows the account to use the standard Theme Switching-gated switch-back going forward. cPanel accounts that started on Jupiter, or were ever moved to Jupiter, can still switch back and forth themselves as long as the hosting provider’s Theme Switching feature is enabled. Added more languages Meridian is now available in Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Turkish. Server messages, such as Website Backups progress and the feature names and descriptions in WHM’s Feature Manager interface (WHM » Home » Packages » Feature Manager), now appear in your language. Added the Connections tab We added the Connections tab, which holds your API tokens and your MCP connection. Your hosting provider controls access to it with the MCP Connection feature in WHM’s Feature Manager interface (WHM » Home » Packages » Feature Manager). Added a record of the AI Assistant’s changes The AI Assistant now shows a record of the changes it made, and flags the ones worth a closer look. When you decline a change the assistant proposes, it now gives you step-by-step instructions to make the change yourself. The assistant also shows whether it can recover a paused action. Added a bulk environment variable editor We added a bulk .env editor to the App Env tab. Use the Reveal option to display current values. The editor guards against saving an incomplete file. Deploy a web application to a domain you own You can now deploy a web application onto a domain that your account already owns. This requires the AI App Hosting plugin version 1.0.2 or later. For more information on how a domain switches between serving files and serving an application, read our How Domains Serve Content documentation. For more information on Meridian plugin releases, read our Meridian Release Notes documentation.